While many street-style photographers turn their attention to the A-listers on the front rows of Fashion Week and the GRWM crowd, Japanese photographer Yutaro Saito focuses his camera towards the sharply-dressed older generations of Tokyo. Capturing unsuspecting elderly gentlemen dressed for the day in decade-old loafers or vintage bomber jackets, Saito documents and celebrates those with a timeless sense of style, alongside hyper-real shots of the cityscape, transforming delivery crates or bollards into surrealist neon artworks.

Name: Yutaro Saito

Age: 30

Location: Japan

Camera of choice: Nikon

Preferred subject: Fashion that is not plastic, plastic that is fashion.

Favourite time of the day to shoot: Daytime in winter.

How you first became interested in photography: When I was 22, my friend bought a camera and I went shooting with him. It was my first time with a real camera.

Biggest influence: LEGO bricks, RIP SLYME, GANTZ.

Favourite photography series/book: Neue Welt by Wolfgang Tillmans and Hysteric Six by Takuma Nakahira.

Current project/s: #3 Hyper Real Street Style.

Check out Yutaro on Instagram here.